I'm sorry John,

Let me try to clarify my point:

The people who are complaining are complaining because OpenSRS doesn't do "x" where 
"x" is their favorite thing.

Much of the time the premise seems to be "well, I can't do the current API on my 
platform" -- and the available implementations (in PHP and as an Active-X component) 
seem to suggest otherwise.  The code examples of whhat people want looked like ASP, 
which is Microsoft-centric even if the underlying code is not.

I'll grant that the sentence you quoted may be in error, but it isn't particularly 
relevant to my point.  I'll admit that I may be wrong because frankly, it doesn't 
matter.

The important point is this one: "The nice thing about standards is that there are so 
many to choose from."

The ClosedSRS component I mentioned elsewhere on this thread implements the socket 
communications and encryption.  It will generate the XML or not.  I think he has 
examples calling his component straight from ASP.

-- Lynn

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